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#26 2012-01-04 22:34:32
Re: Trolling? What Trolling? :P
PaperMario123 wrote:
These people were not only trolling, but breaking the law. Think about it. By accepting the Community Guidelines, they pretty much legally vowed to obey them- and breaking their vow is breaking the law. Read the Guidelines if you need proof. If Scratch could find them, they could actually sue them- not for much, about the price of a lawyer, but it'll teach 'em a lesson.
I don't see any end-user liscense agreement 
there should be a check box for accepting the community guidelines with a link to a EULA. I haven't found any webpage yet that says this is illegal; only the COPPA which disables the operator of the site to give away children's information; which it did not. But there are multiple pages of copyright protection and liscenses for our projects, the program and the website. Is there a law yet or am I missing something? Any link to one would be helpful 
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#27 2012-01-04 22:37:03
- veggieman001
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Re: Trolling? What Trolling? :P
laptop97 wrote:
PaperMario123 wrote:
These people were not only trolling, but breaking the law. Think about it. By accepting the Community Guidelines, they pretty much legally vowed to obey them- and breaking their vow is breaking the law. Read the Guidelines if you need proof. If Scratch could find them, they could actually sue them- not for much, about the price of a lawyer, but it'll teach 'em a lesson.
I don't see any end-user liscense agreement
Even if that isn't illegal, isn't exposing minors to pornography illegal?
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#28 2012-01-04 22:39:09
Re: Trolling? What Trolling? :P
veggieman001 wrote:
laptop97 wrote:
PaperMario123 wrote:
These people were not only trolling, but breaking the law. Think about it. By accepting the Community Guidelines, they pretty much legally vowed to obey them- and breaking their vow is breaking the law. Read the Guidelines if you need proof. If Scratch could find them, they could actually sue them- not for much, about the price of a lawyer, but it'll teach 'em a lesson.
I don't see any end-user liscense agreement
Even if that isn't illegal, isn't exposing minors to pornography illegal?
I would hope so
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#29 2012-01-04 22:41:18
- veggieman001
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Re: Trolling? What Trolling? :P
laptop97 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
laptop97 wrote:
I don't see any end-user liscense agreementEven if that isn't illegal, isn't exposing minors to pornography illegal?
I would hope so
I would believe so, considering several teachers have been arrested because they've contracted computer viruses that caused some...err...problems during presentations in classes.
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#30 2012-01-04 22:43:16
Re: Trolling? What Trolling? :P
veggieman001 wrote:
laptop97 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
Even if that isn't illegal, isn't exposing minors to pornography illegal?I would hope so
I would believe so, considering several teachers have been arrested because they've contracted computer viruses that caused some...err...problems during presentations in classes.
Wow 
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